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Africom Will Further Our Cooperation With Africa (Page 1 of 1)

Washington is searching for a home for its new military operations centre for Africa.But Africom's - as its called - has been dogged by controversy, as Mohammed Adow reports from Djibouti. courtesy AlJazeera

allAfrica.com: : "General William E. Ward This is my second trip to the continent as the commander. On my inaugural trip a few weeks ago, I visited and consulted with the leadership and many representatives of the African Union in Addis Ababa. I was encouraged by the commitment of those leaders and reassured by the many common goals the African Union and the Unites States share for the future of Africa."

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